Ravens begin campaign at home to Chadderton this Saturday (27 July)
FC Isle of Man has confirmed its full fixtures scheduled for the 2024/25 NWCFL Premier Division season.
The Ravens' first contest - which was previously announced in late June - will be at home at The Bowl in Douglas against Chadderton this Saturday (27 July) at 6pm.
The 42-game campaign will conclude with a home fixture against West Didsbury & Chorlton on 19 April, 2025.
Among the other notable ties, the Manx side will welcome last season's promotion play-off runners-up Bury FC to The Bowl on Saturday, 7 September with the reverse fixture at Gigg Lane scheduled for Saturday, 11 January, 2025.
Elsewhere the away tie against West Didsbury & Chorlton will be one of the earlier fixtures in the season on Tuesday, 20 August.
Between now and the end of August, the Island side will also come up against two of the newly-promoted sides into the division with an away trip to FC St Helens on Tuesday, 13 August and an away showdown with Stockport Town on Monday, 26 August.
All fixtures remain subject to confirmation and kick-off times are still to be finalised - FC Isle of Man is advising supporters to be aware of this before making travel arrangements.
One fixture already confirmed to be rescheduled is the Boxing Day (26 December) away match against Litherland REMYCA, a new date for which will be announced in due course.
You can view the full current fixture list below:
FC Isle of Man fixtures for 2024/25 NWCFL Premier Divison season (Subject to change)
July 2024
Saturday, 27 July - Chadderton (Home)
Tuesday, 30 July - Irlam (Away)
August 2024
Saturday, 10 August - Longridge Town (Home)
Tuesday, 13 August - FC St Helens (Away)
Tuesday 20, August - West Didsbury & Chorlton (Away)
Saturday, 17 August - Litherland REMYCA (Away)
Saturday, 24 August - Charnock Richard (Away)
Monday, 26 August - Stockport Town (Away)
Saturday, 31 August - Colne (Away)
September 2024
Tuesday, 3 September - Prestwich Heys (Away)
Saturday, 7 September - Bury (Home)
Tuesday, 10 September - Ramsbottom United (Away)
Saturday, 14 September - Cheadle Town (Home)
Wednesday, 18 September - South Liverpool (Away)
Tuesday, 24 September - Abbey Hey (Away)
Saturday, 28 September - Barnoldswick Town (Away)
October 2024
Saturday, 5 October - Ramsbottom United (Home)
Wednesday, 9 October - Cheadle Town (Away)
Saturday, 12 October - Padiham (Home)
Saturday, 19 September - Longridge Town (Away)
Saturday, 26 September - Chadderton (Away)
November 2024
Saturday, 2 November - Abbey Hey (Home)
Saturday, 9 November - Squires Gate (Away)
Saturday, 16 November - Burscough (Home)
Saturday, 23 November - Pilkington (Away)
Saturday, 30 November - AFC Liverpool (Away)
December 2024
Saturday, 7 December - Prestwich Heys (Home)
Saturday, 14 December - Stockport Town (Home)
Saturday, 21 December - Lower Breck (Home)
Saturday, 28 December - FC St Helens (Home)
January 2025
Saturday, 4 January - Glossop North End (Home)
Saturday, 11 January - Bury (Away)
Saturday, 18 January - Padiham (Away)
Saturday, 25 January - AFC Liverpool (Home)
February 2025
Saturday, 1 February - Irlam (Home)
Saturday, 8 February - Glossop North End (Away)
Saturday, 15 February - Barnoldswick Town (Home)
Saturday, 22 February - Colne (Home)
March 2025
Saturday, 1 March - Burscough (Away)
Saturday, 8 March - Squires Gate (Home)
Saturday, 15 March - Pilkington (Home)
Saturday, 22 March - South Liverpool (Home)
Saturday, 29 March - Lower Breck (Away)
April 2025
Saturday, 5 April - Charnock Richard (Home)
Saturday, 12 April - Litherland REMYCA (Home)
Saturday, 19 April - West Didsbury & Chorlton (Home)
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